Anne-Britt Ekert Rothstein, PhD(She/Her/Hers)

Dr. Anne-Britt Ekert Rothstein is a licensed clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents, and adults in a thoughtfully paced, collaborative therapeutic process. Her work is grounded in creating a space where clients can reflect more deeply on their inner experience, gain clarity about long-standing dynamics, and move toward change that feels intentional and sustainable.

She works with individuals presenting with a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, emotional regulation difficulties, relationship challenges, identity exploration, and the cumulative impact of stress and self-expectation. Many of the individuals she works with are thoughtful, capable, and high-functioning, yet experience internal pressure, uncertainty, or emotional fatigue that can be difficult to articulate or address on their own.

Her clinical style is warm, engaged, and integrative. She draws from multiple therapeutic frameworks, tailoring the work to each client’s needs rather than applying a single, prescriptive approach. She brings a neurodiversity-affirming perspective to her practice, informed by her background in neuropsychological assessment and a nuanced understanding of individual differences in thinking, learning, and emotional processing.

While she works with people across the lifespan, she has a particular interest in supporting women as they navigate questions of identity, relationships, and evolving roles across different phases of life. She also collaborates closely with parents and families, helping them better understand their child’s emotional world and strengthen connection at home.

Her practice is intentionally structured to allow for depth, flexibility, and individualized care. When appropriate, she offers extended therapy sessions for clients who benefit from having additional time and space to engage in the work. She views therapy as a collaborative process and is committed to helping clients develop insight, resilience, and greater emotional ease.